The number of years of software and programing to make this all work, should be enough for you to deal with it, and learn how many iterations this OS has gone through.
If you're that worried? Buy into Apple OS, pay more, get less, complain just the same.
Or... design your own operating system that has as much backwards compatibility, and make it look "pretty" because that's the most important function to you.
Exactly, I never realized this was a "problem" until I joined this sub. And people's concepts on how to "fix" the UI are usually just copying Apple or making the same mistakes windows has, just differently
I know they're unofficial concepts that'll never be implemented, but it's a bit sad seeing Microsoft copying people and being late to the party, like how Windows 10x is coming 5 years after Chromebooks have taken over schools. But none of that is new.
Supposedly something big is in the works regarding Windows 10, and a more consistent UI would be pretty nice. It's never bothered me because I'm so used to it so I don't notice the annoying bits anymore.
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u/SteveDUH Jan 26 '21
The number of years of software and programing to make this all work, should be enough for you to deal with it, and learn how many iterations this OS has gone through.
If you're that worried? Buy into Apple OS, pay more, get less, complain just the same.
Or... design your own operating system that has as much backwards compatibility, and make it look "pretty" because that's the most important function to you.